Sentence examples for How about ordering from inspiring English sources

How about ordering a job-lot of copies of the Mail on Sunday and stacking them next to some Prince CDs that people might actually pay for?

Or how about, "Federal judge orders desegregation.

There was a long line (naturally) so I had time to get nervous about how to actually go about ordering one of these things.

In fact, how about you go ahead and order a few extra premium packages.

Well, how about looking at the order itself?

I would by lying if I said it never got in the way ("How about you order the Chinese, I'd rather not"), but I try not to let it hold me back.

The company admits it employs a small kitchen staff, and one employee is present in the front of the house, answering questions about how to order and dodging questions about what's going on behind the wall of magic cubbies.

It combined data it had from its stores about how customers ordered their beverages and combined that intelligence with other industry reports about at-home consumption to create their grocery store product lines.

Puritan witch-finders and the Spanish Inquisition disagreed violently about how God ordered the world.

It is about how you order the priorities of how you look and what you get done.

If someone directed a desk officer to create an article, it would not be about how to order lunch.